🧪 Research

Our research will delve into the fascinating world of sustainable fashion practices across different countries, exploring the most innovative and effective approaches to combat the destructive effects of fast fashion. Not only we had uncovered the best practices, but we will also investigate the pressing social problems associated with fast fashion that urgently require our attention. Additionally, we will develop accessible and engaging tools and methodologies to educate and empower youth and youth workers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to make informed and sustainable choices when purchasing clothes. Join us on this journey toward a more conscious and sustainable fashion future.

🧠 Training courses

During the project, we conducted a pilot training program to test the efficacy of our methodology and various sustainable practices in the context of Cambodia and Indonesia. The training course was carefully designed to ensure a thorough evaluation of the methodology and practices, which will inform our future efforts in sustainable fashion education. Through our rigorous testing and evaluation, we aim to provide evidence-based insights that can inform best practices in sustainable fashion training programs in other contexts.

🕶️ Job shadowing

This program was created for youth workers to better understand the fast fashion problem in each country, and what sustainable fashion practices they have in their countries. During the program, 2 youth workers spent 3 weeks in Indonesia and Cambodia gathering ground data on the topic and implementing differents kind of activities, leading and implementing workshops, events.

📽️ Short Documentary

Anne Klein, the famous fashion designer, once said: “Clothes are not going to change the world, the women who wear them will”. And that is absolutely right, but not just the women who wear them, but also the women who make them.

That is what the Circle of Fashion documentary is all about. It tells the stories of 4 women who chose to make fashion more fashionable. And not by making clothes with fancy fabrics, ornaments and silhouettes but by making them more sustainable. They chose this path to show that there is much more to fashion than making small collections and saying that it is responsible while at the same time over-producing the fashion industry with non-ecological fabrics.

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